[Miscellaneous]

Originally Posted by kanjwang

doesn't this prove a point that kiuks(read Nation) can run a business more smartly than kales(read std)???

also look @ moi's 28yr rule when kaleos were ruling class, the country went on it's knees begging for aid and all that, 4 - 5 years when kiuks return to power, we got a booming economy which the kaleos have decided to sabotage again....

ha!!ha! one tribe boot licking kibaki's ass from all corners that is what it shows kenyans and the world at large what a waste!! time nation shut down! nothing to read in there except kibaki the impostor in statehouse and when they are going to loot next!! maybe the mungiki can run it for them better and make some profit by forcing people to buy it just like they threatened to circumcise all the women in central province- that might just save it!!

[bloggeratti]

Originally Posted by Miscellaneous

ha!!ha! one tribe boot licking kibaki's ass from all corners that is what it shows kenyans and the world at large what a waste!! time nation shut down! nothing to read in there except kibaki the impostor in statehouse and when they are going to loot next!! maybe the mungiki can run it for them better and make some profit by forcing people to buy it just like they threatened to circumcise all the women in central province- that might just save it!!

Wishful rantings of an intelligence depraved lunatic. Dream on, bruh!

[bloggeratti]

Originally Posted by kanjwang

doesn't this prove a point that kiuks(read Nation) can run a business more smartly than kales(read std)???

also look @ moi's 28yr rule when kaleos were ruling class, the country went on it's knees begging for aid and all that, 4 - 5 years when kiuks return to power, we got a booming economy which the kaleos have decided to sabotage again....

Interesting point to note, Kajwang.

Let's compare the two communities, their modus operandi and perhaps come to an enlightened conclusion.

Let's start with the pastoralist Kales.
A pastoralist doesn't, in any way, enhance the pastures he reaps from. He brings in his heard, grazes, the leaves once the pasture is bare.
A good example is ODM Pentagoof, Henry Kosgey, who pulled a similar number on the Kenya National Assurance Company.

The sedentary Kyuks operate differently.
First, cultivate the land, tend it, nurture it, then reap. By enhancing his assets, the Kyuk lays foundation for a constantly-producing gravy train.
A good example? Emilio Mwai Kibaki, who had Kenyans forking out 1m just to dine with him, and the exchequer raking in billions from which the likes of Mwiraria and ever-sweating whats-his-name partook off.

What about those who are neither pastoralists nor sedentary?
If you are neither pastoralist, nor cutlivationist, you are a freeloader.
A good example is our very own PM, Hon. Raila Amolo Odinga. Remember how, initially, the PM was on Safaricom's case? Remember the bruising court battles? How then do you explain the immediate about turn thereafter.
Well word on the ground is the PM got a ka-stake in Mobitelea and proceeded to shout the merits of Safaricom to the world. Surprisingly, the only one who caught on to this charade was Mashada's own Ghetto4nr!

[HUNDA07]

I bought the standard only 3 times last month and I felt like I had wasted money.

[Miscellaneous]

Originally Posted by bloggeratti

interesting point to note, kajwang. Let's compare the two communities, their modus operandi and perhaps come to an enlightened conclusion. let's start with the pastoralist kales. a pastoralist doesn't, in any way, enhance the pastures he reaps from. He brings in his heard, grazes, the leaves once the pasture is bare. A good example is odm pentagoof, henry kosgey, who pulled a similar number on the kenya national assurance company. the sedentary kyuks operate differently. first, cultivate the land, tend it, nurture it, then reap. By enhancing his assets, the kyuk lays foundation for a constantly-producing gravy train. A good example? emilio mwai kibaki, who had kenyans forking out 1m just to dine with him, and the exchequer raking in billions from which the likes of mwiraria and ever-sweating whats-his-name partook off. what about those who are neither pastoralists nor sedentary? if you are neither pastoralist, nor cutlivationist, you are a freeloader. A good example is our very own pm, hon. Raila amolo odinga. Remember how, initially, the pm was on safaricom's case? remember the bruising court battles? how then do you explain the immediate about turn thereafter. Well word on the ground is the pm got a ka-stake in mobitelea and proceeded to shout the merits of safaricom to the world. Surprisingly, the only one who caught on to this charade was mashada's own ghetto4nr!

now you want to say j.m kariuki was laying?? when kenyatta stole most of the land from other tribes?? and hand it to his kikuyu tribesmen?? how hard did they work for it?? and follow up with all the looting and thieving from government corporations?? how hard did the kikuyu's work?? kikuyu's are used to free hand outs unlike other tribes in kenya!! wewe shenzi sana- read and remind yourself of what j.m kariuki was fighting for!!! education is power!! you lack that!!


In late 1960, Kariuki relationship with Kenyatta became increasingly strained as Kariuki became increasingly vocal of Kenyatta's policy. Some of their disagreement were:

Government corruption.
The widening gap between rich and poor due to drought and the oil shock of 1973.
Deteriorating relations among East African Community members.
Unfair distribution of land: After independence, United Kingdom government gave Kenyatta government funds to buy back land from the white settlers and redistribute it back to the natives. However, the land was never redistributed, but most of it was handed over to Kenyatta's close friends. This was somehow similar to what happened in USSR early 90s.
In 1974, he was elected as Nyandarwa's Member of parliament and became an assistant minister in the Kenyatta government between 1974 and 1975. This was despite Kenyatta government pulling all strings at its disposal to avoid his re-election as his popularity threatened to overshadow the government of the day. He was last seen alive at the Hilton Hotel, accompanied by Kenyatta's bodyguard on March 2, 1975. Several days later, Kariuki's remains were found by a Maasai herdsman, Musaita ole Tunda, in a thicket in the Ngong Hills. His fingers had been chopped off and eyes gouged out.